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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
- B01F—MIXING, e.g. DISSOLVING, EMULSIFYING OR DISPERSING
- B01F25/00—Flow mixers; Mixers for falling materials, e.g. solid particles
- B01F25/50—Circulation mixers, e.g. wherein at least part of the mixture is discharged from and reintroduced into a receptacle
- B01F25/52—Circulation mixers, e.g. wherein at least part of the mixture is discharged from and reintroduced into a receptacle with a rotary stirrer in the recirculation tube
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- C04—CEMENTS; CONCRETE; ARTIFICIAL STONE; CERAMICS; REFRACTORIES
- C04B—LIME, MAGNESIA; SLAG; CEMENTS; COMPOSITIONS THEREOF, e.g. MORTARS, CONCRETE OR LIKE BUILDING MATERIALS; ARTIFICIAL STONE; CERAMICS; REFRACTORIES; TREATMENT OF NATURAL STONE
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- B01F—MIXING, e.g. DISSOLVING, EMULSIFYING OR DISPERSING
- B01F27/00—Mixers with rotary stirring devices in fixed receptacles; Kneaders
- B01F27/80—Mixers with rotary stirring devices in fixed receptacles; Kneaders with stirrers rotating about a substantially vertical axis
- B01F27/85—Mixers with rotary stirring devices in fixed receptacles; Kneaders with stirrers rotating about a substantially vertical axis with two or more stirrers on separate shafts
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- the invention relates to a method and apparatus for the continuous preparation of a slurry of a liquid and a solid compatible with the liquid and, more particularly to an aqueous slurry of calcium hydroxide.
- such apparatus includes a mixing vessel and beaters for agitating the contents of the vessel.
- Many are adapted for continuous mixing processes rather than batch processes by providing a continuous feed and discharge.
- large solid particles are not properly mixed within the slurry and settle, particularly on the bottom of the vessel and on grates through which the slurry flows.
- many such apparatus have seals and bearings in contact with the slurry, which contains abrasive materials. It is, therefore, desired to develop a mixing vessel which eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks of the prior art.
- the slaker of the present invention provides continuous mixing of a solid and a compatible liquid.
- the solid is lime and the liquid is water.
- any solid and compatible liquid in which the solid can be mixed to form a slurry can be used.
- the slaker includes a vessel having a substantially straight, circular sidewall, a substantially flat bottom, and a top.
- a solid and a liquid feed inlet are disposed at the top of the vessel and an outlet is disposed at the bottom of the vessel.
- Apparatus is provided for mixing the solid and the liquid within the vessel at high speed and separate apparatus is provided for sweeping the bottom and sidewall of the vessel at low speed.
- the mixing apparatus and the sweeping apparatus apply substantially only horizontal forces to the solid and the liquid being mixed within the vessel.
- the slaker further includes apparatus for recirculating at least a portion of the solid and the liquid being mixed within the vessel which flows through the outlet and apparatus for discharging the resultant mixed solid and liquid from the slaker.
- the mixing apparatus includes at least one high speed beater, each high speed beater having a rotatable shaft extending vertically downwardly within the vessel to just above the bottom of the vessel and a plurality of blades extending horizontally outwardly from the shaft along the vertical axis of the shaft in a plurality of horizontal planes.
- the sweeping apparatus includes a rotatable shaft extending vertically downwardly within the center of the vessel to just above the bottom of the vessel, and at least one blade, each blade having a bottom sweeping portion extending horizontally outwardly from the bottom of the shaft along the bottom of the vessel to just before the sidewall of the vessel and a sidewall sweeping portion extending vertically upwardly along the sidewall of the vessel from the bottom sweeping portion of the blade.
- the mixing apparatus includes two high speed beaters, one beater being disposed in close proximity to the rotatable shaft of the sweeping apparatus to prevent solid material from building up on the rotatable shaft and the other beater being disposed in close proximity to the sidewall of the vessel to prevent solid material from building up on the sidewall sweeping portion of the blade of the sweeping apparatus and both high speed beaters extending downwardly within the vessel sufficiently to prevent solid material from building upon the bottom sweeping portion of the blade of the sweeping apparatus.
- the process of the present invention provides continuous mixing of a solid and a compatible liquid to form a slurry of any predetermined flowing consistency.
- the solid and the liquid feeds are each continuously introduced into the top of the vessel through the inlet means at a predetermined rate.
- the ratio of solids/liquid feeds should be such that the resulting slurry is heavy enough and vicious enough to inhibit the fallout of the deleterious materials.
- the solid and the liquid are mixed by the mixing apparatus to form the slurry.
- the slurry, and any deleterious material carried by the slurry is continuously withdrawn from the bottom of the vessel through the recirculating apparatus and, until the vessel is filled, returned to the vessel through the bottom of the vessel.
- each incoming increment of feed will displace its equivalent volume of slurry from the bottom of the vessel and eventually out of the slaker through the discharge apparatus, thus maintaining a constant volume within the slaker during normal operation.
- the increments of feed travel downward from the top surface of the slurry towards the bottom outlet at a controlled rate, that rate being governed by the predetermined feed rate.
- the solid and liquid are continuously mixed in the vessel at high speed with the mixing means to continuously form a slurry, the sidewall and the bottom of the vessel are continuously swept at low speed with the sweeping means, the slurry is continuously discharged from the vessel to the recirculation means through the outlet means, a portion of the slurry flowing from the vessel is continuously discharged from the slaker at a rate equal to the predetermined feed rate and the remainder of the slurry flowing from the vessel is continuously returned to the vessel in the incidental agitation zone (dead space), near the outlet means.
- the invention provides apparatus and a process by which a solid and a liquid can be mixed thoroughly and efficiently with a minimum of wear on the equipment, there being no seals or bearings under the level of the slurry.
- FIG. 1 is a side plan view of a slaker of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a side sectional view of the slaker shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the slaker as shown in FIG. 2 taken along the line III--III of FIG. 2.
- FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the slaker as shown in FIG. 2 taken along the line IV--IV of FIG. 2.
- FIG. 5 is a side plan view of a slaking system including a slaker of the present invention.
- a slaker 10 includes a mixing vessel 12 which has a substantially flat bottom 14, a substantially straight, circular sidewall 16 and a top 18.
- the mixing vessel 12 has a substantially uniform circular cross-section.
- the top 18 of the vessel 12 is covered by a lid (not shown) thus enclosing the vessel 12.
- the circular sidewall 16 of the mixing vessel 12 can be surrounded by a water jacket 20.
- Solid matter is introduced to the mixing vessel 12 through a solid feed inlet 22, located in the top 18 of the mixing vessel 12.
- Liquid matter is introduced to the mixing vessel 12 through a liquid feed inlet 24, located near the top of the mixing vessel 12 above the full level of the contents of the mixing vessel 12.
- the solid is lime and the liquid is water.
- the lime can be in the form of quicklime or hydrated lime. However, any combination of compatible solids and liquids will do. If the solids contain insolubles, or otherwise deleterious materials, the ratio of solid to liquid feeds should be such that the resulting slurry in heavy enough and vicious enough to inhibit the fallout of the deleterious materials.
- the contents of the mixing vessel 12 are mixed by a low speed sweeper 26 and at least one high speed beater 28.
- the sweeper 26 and the beaters 28 are rotated by any suitable drive means (not shown) and operate so as to apply substantially only horizontal forces to the slurry formed in the mixing vessel 12.
- the low speed sweeper 26 rotates about a rotating shaft 30 extending downwardly in the center of the main vessel 12, preferably until just above the bottom 14 of the vessel 12 and includes bottom blades 32, preferably extending horizontally outwardly from the bottom of the shaft 30 along the bottom 14 of the main vessel 12 to just before the sidewall 16 of the main vessel 12 and side blades 34, preferably extending vertically upwardly along the sidewall 16 of the main vessel 12 from the outer edges of the bottom blades 32.
- the sweeper 26 rotates at from about 5 to about 12 revolutions per minute.
- the blades 32 and 34 are close enough to the bottom 14 and sidewall 16, respectively, of the mixing vessel 12 to prevent any substantial build up of solid material, but are not so close as to crush the largest solid particles fed into the mixing vessel 12.
- the primary mixing of the contents of the mixing vessel 12 is accomplished by one or more high speed beaters 28.
- Each high speed beater 28 includes a rotating shaft 36 extending vertically downwardly within the mixing vessel 12 to just above the bottom blades 32 of the low speed sweeper 26, which is defined as the active mixing depth. The depth below the active mixing depth is referred to as dead space.
- the beaters 28 rotate at from about 150 to about 350 revolutions per minute.
- a plurality of blades 38 extend horizontally from the shaft 36 in a plurality of evenly spaced horizontal planes along the vertical axis of the shaft 36. Preferably two blades 38 extend from the shaft 36 at 180 degree intervals in each horizontal plane.
- a sufficient number of beaters 28 are included to effectively mix the contents of the mixing vessel 12 without creating turbulence.
- the contents of the mixing vessel 12 are mixed by two high speed beaters 28.
- One of the beaters 28 should be in close proximity to the side blades 34 of the sweeper 26 to prevent solid material from building up on the blades 34 of the sweeper 26.
- the other beater 28 should be in close proximity to the shaft 30 of the sweeper 26 to prevent solid material from building up on the shaft 30 of the sweeper 26.
- Both beaters 28 should extend downwardly within the mixing vessel 12 sufficiently to prevent solid material from building up on the blades 32 of the sweeper 26.
- the slurry formed in the mixing vessel 12 is discharged through an outlet 40 to an outlet conduit 42 extending from the bottom 14 of the mixing vessel 12.
- a pump 44 circulates the slurry from the outlet conduit 42 through a conduit 46 to a weir box 48.
- the pump 44 is preferably a nonclogging, open impeller, centrifugal pump fabricated from abrasion resistant steel and designed to pass the largest insoluble particle fed into the slaker 10.
- the pump 44 includes a column 50 and a shaft 52 disposed within the column 50.
- the pump 44 must have the capacity to lift the slurry from the bottom of the mixing vessel 12 to the weir box 48 when the system is being filled or emptied. In normal operation, the pump 44 maintains a steady flow from the bottom of the mixing vessel 12 to the weir box 48 at a relative zero head.
- the capacity of the pump 44 should be greater than the expected output of the slaker 10.
- the weir box 48 includes a vertical wall 54 having an inlet 56 through which the slurry enters the weir box 48 from the conduit 46.
- the slurry is then returned to the mixing vessel 12 from the weir box 48 through an outlet 58 in the weir box 48 and a conduit 60, which connects with the mixing vessel 12 at a recirculation inlet 62 in the bottom of the sidewall 16.
- the inlet 62 in the sidewall 16 is located in the dead space, or below the active mixing depth of the mixing vessel 12.
- a slide plate 64 in the weir box 48 is adapted to cover the outlet 58 to the conduit 60, from the weir box 48 when the mixing vessel 12 is being emptied.
- a weir 66 in the weir box 48 provides a barrier over which the output slurry flows to an exiting chamber 68.
- the slurry from the exiting chamber 68 then flows through a discharge outlet 70 over a screen 72 to separate the finished product from scalped material which is retained on the sreen 72.
- the mixing vessel 12 is filled with water until the pump 44 can maintain a steady flow of water from the mixing vessel 12 through the outlet 40, the conduit 42, the conduit 46, the weir box 48, the conduit 60 and back to the mixing vessel 12 through the inlet 62 without cavitating.
- the sweeper 26 and the beaters 28 are then actuated.
- the liquid and solid feeds are then turned on so that the solid feed enters the mixing vessel 12 through the solid feed inlet 22 and the liquid enters through the liquid feed inlet 24.
- all of the slurry is being recirculated from the weir box 48 to the mixing vessel 12 through the conduit 60. None of the slurry is flowing over the weir 66 to the exiting chamber 68.
- the feed is stopped and the slurry is circulated until the temperature of the slurry in the mixing vessel 12 reaches at least about 160° F. due to the exothermic nature of the reaction occurring within the mixing vessel 12.
- the feeds are again turned on at the predetermined feed rate.
- the level of the slurry in the vessel 12, and the weir box 48, will rise to the extent that the slurry flowing over the weir 66 into the exiting chamber 68 equals the feed input rate.
- the feed descend in the slurry in a relatively smooth helical path from the top surface of the slurry towards the bottom outlet at a controlled rate governed by the predetermined feed rate.
- each increment of material passes through the areas of high speed agitation created by the blades 34 of the beaters 28 from 250 to 500 times.
- the mixing cycle is determined by dividing the volume of the mixing vessel by the rate of feed input.
- the rate of feed input is equal to the desired rate of the slurry output.
- the relative feed rates of the liquid and solid are determined by the desired concentration of each in the resultant slurry.
- the output of the slaker 10 will be approximately 11 cubic feet per minute (ft 3 /min) assuming a calcium hydrate specific density of approximately 143 pounds per cubic foot.
- the feed rate will be approximately 167 pounds of calcium oxide in 10.3 ft 3 /min of water. If a twelve minute slaking cycle is desired, the required net volume of the slaker 10 is obtained by multiplying the length of the proposed mixing cycle (12/60 hour) by the expected slurry production rate (663 ft 3 /hr.), or 133 cubic feet.
- the net volume includes only the active mixing depth and does not include the dead space. If the capacity of the pump 44 is 15 ft 3 /min, during operation, 4 ft 3 /min slurry, the difference between the discharge from the mixing vessel 12 to the pump 44 through the outlet 40 (15 ft 3 /min) and the slurry production rate, (11 ft 3 /min) is being recirculated to the inlet 62 of the mixing vessel 12 from the weir box 48 through the conduit 60. Thus, 11 ft 3 /min of the slurry is flowing over the weir 66 to the exiting chamber 68 and out of the slaker 10 through the outlet 70.
- the slaker 10 is part of a portable system.
- the portable system 74 including the slaker 10, is mounted on a base 76 having wheels 78 to enable the system 74 to be moved between locations.
- a storage silo 80 is connected to the solid feed inlet 22 by conduits 82 and 84.
- the storage silo 80 includes a telescoping sidewall 84 shown in phantom in FIG. 5.
- the sidewall 86 can be extended or retracted as desired to increase or decrease the volume of the silo 80, respectively.
- a dust collection system includes a dust collector 88 and an air compressor 90.
- a liquid storage tank 92 is connected to the liquid feed inlet 24.
- a generator 94 provides the power for operating the slaker 10.
- the system 74 can be controlled from a control panel 96.
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